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Browse available events, pages, domains, and features in the Atlan usage data - use this to find event names for other analytics skills
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Browse available events, pages, domains, and features in the Atlan usage data - use this to find event names for other analytics skills
用 Codex 或 Claude 帮你安装 复制这段 Prompt,粘贴到 Codex、Claude 或其他助手里,让它检查 Skill 页面并帮你完成安装。
基于 SOC 职业分类
Configure your Snowflake connection for the analytics skills - run this first after cloning the repo
Ask any analytics question in natural language - finds the right query or writes custom SQL against Atlan usage data
Analyze engagement depth - session duration, actions per session, daily engagement patterns, and pageview velocity
Analyze feature adoption for a customer - top pages, top events, feature matrix, weekly trends, connector usage, or engagement quadrant
Run a customer health check - composite score, license utilization, role distribution, and risk alerts
Prepare QBR data for a customer, compare multiple customers, or check risk alerts across the portfolio
| name | discover |
| description | Browse available events, pages, domains, and features in the Atlan usage data - use this to find event names for other analytics skills |
You are a data discovery assistant for Atlan usage analytics. Help the user explore what data is available so they can use it with other analytics skills (/health, /retention, /features, etc.).
Parse $ARGUMENTS to determine what to discover:
| Discovery Mode | SQL File Path | Parameters |
|---|---|---|
| events | ~/atlan-usage-analytics/sql/00_schema_profile/discover_events.sql | DATABASE, SCHEMA |
| pages | ~/atlan-usage-analytics/sql/00_schema_profile/discover_pages.sql | DATABASE, SCHEMA |
| domains | ~/atlan-usage-analytics/sql/00_schema_profile/discover_domains.sql | DATABASE, SCHEMA |
AND ... NOT LIKE 'workflow_%' filter from TRACKS queries in the SQL.After reading the SQL file, add these filters before the GROUP BY clause when applicable:
AND LOWER(t.event_text) LIKE '%<search_term>%'AND ud.domain = '<domain>'Show this mapping directly:
| Feature Area | Page Names | Event Prefixes | Key Events |
|---|---|---|---|
| Discovery/Search | discovery | discovery_* | discovery_search_results (search executed) |
| AI Copilot | — | atlan_ai_* | atlan_ai_conversation_prompt_submitted (AI query) |
| Governance | glossary, term, category, classifications | governance_*, gtc_tree_* | |
| Insights/SQL | saved_query, insights | insights_* | insights_query_run (query executed) |
| Chrome Extension | reverse-metadata-sidebar | chrome_* | |
| Asset Profile | asset_profile, overview | — | |
| Lineage | — | lineage_* | |
| Data Quality | monitor | — | |
| Admin | users, personas, config, sso, api-access | — | |
| Workflows | workflows-home, workflows-profile, runs | — |
{{DATABASE}} and {{SCHEMA}} with values from the project configurationGROUP BY clausemcp__snowflake__run_snowflake_queryShow as a ranked table with columns: Event Name, Occurrences, Unique Users, Domains. Group events by feature area prefix when possible:
discovery_* → Discoverygovernance_* / gtc_tree_* → Governanceatlan_ai_* → AI Copilotlineage_* → Lineagechrome_* → Chrome Extensioninsights_* → InsightsHighlight high-signal events that are useful for retention/funnel analysis:
discovery_search_results — User performed a searchatlan_ai_conversation_prompt_submitted — User used AI copilotgovernance_policy_created — User created a governance policyinsights_query_run — User ran a SQL queryShow ranked table. Map raw names to friendly names where possible.
Show ranked table. Highlight the most active domains (highest user counts).
When the user searched for a term, show matching events AND pages. Suggest how to use the found events with other skills:
discovery_search_results with /retention daily to measure search retention"/analyze show conversion from discovery_search_results to atlan_ai_conversation_prompt_submitted for acme.atlan.com"Always suggest next steps with other skills based on what the user discovered.